07-07-2015, 10:49 AM
You can run, but you can't hide
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A Good Samaritan wearing only socks on his feet chased two teenagers for five miles after they allegedly attacked an elderly woman and tried to steal her car.
Cody Hendrix (pic above) said the incident began Thursday when he heard a loud crash outside his Sacramento home. An elderly woman was hurt and two teenagers took off down the street on foot. Hendrix chased after them and would not let them get away from him, for five miles.
Hendrix said thinking about his own grandmother kept him going. "If that happened to her I'd be distraught," he said. "They picked a nice quiet street and it was the wrong street. I'm not a religious man but someone was watching out for her that day."
The chase stretched on for an hour and ended at Del Paso Manor Elementary School where the teens sat down on a bench and surrendered.
"About three minutes later, I see the cop rolling through next to the park, the school, and waved him down," Hendrix said.
The male teen had a warrant out already for his arrest in Placer County. The 16-year-old girl was booked into juvenile hall.
Ref: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/good-samarit...acramento/
A Good Samaritan wearing only socks on his feet chased two teenagers for five miles after they allegedly attacked an elderly woman and tried to steal her car.
Cody Hendrix (pic above) said the incident began Thursday when he heard a loud crash outside his Sacramento home. An elderly woman was hurt and two teenagers took off down the street on foot. Hendrix chased after them and would not let them get away from him, for five miles.
Hendrix said thinking about his own grandmother kept him going. "If that happened to her I'd be distraught," he said. "They picked a nice quiet street and it was the wrong street. I'm not a religious man but someone was watching out for her that day."
The chase stretched on for an hour and ended at Del Paso Manor Elementary School where the teens sat down on a bench and surrendered.
"About three minutes later, I see the cop rolling through next to the park, the school, and waved him down," Hendrix said.
The male teen had a warrant out already for his arrest in Placer County. The 16-year-old girl was booked into juvenile hall.
Ref: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/good-samarit...acramento/